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Rumbling In The Tranny Hump Area #193187
01/14/09 12:16 PM
01/14/09 12:16 PM
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CHRGR69 Offline OP
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There was another post regarding this issue. I have a 69 Charger 440 auto. It has a rumbling at the tranny hump. I do know for certain that one of the flex plate screws is stripped (heli coil). Could that be it?


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Re: Rumbling In The Tranny Hump Area [Re: CHRGR69] #193188
01/14/09 02:18 PM
01/14/09 02:18 PM
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trans mount, bad u-joint, hitting exhaust pipe. Loose torque convert bolys will sound like a bad rod,,,bang bang bang as the things turns, once you are up to speed it might even stop. I'd jack the car up and takke a look. Jack the trans up a little and see if the mount is broken...grab the drive shaft and push it up down back and forth, look and see if anything is hitting the exhaust.

Re: Rumbling In The Tranny Hump Area [Re: CHRGR69] #193189
01/14/09 03:13 PM
01/14/09 03:13 PM
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Fix your converter and make sure that the transmission is not rubbing on the hump. Take the driveshaft out of the transmission or while you do the flexplate check the u joints. Just because they feel tight doesn't mean that they are good.







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